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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1897
Page
5
Local items report Battalion drill tonight by Company A and Major McLeod. News notes include a temple fair, market specials, stock trades, church meetings, ship arrivals, and various society events in Honolulu and surrounding harbors.
A compact promotional note touts top offerings and guarantees money back if unsatisfied. It references a bold nickname Stee skier miracle Schilling and positions the items as peak choices with confident assurance.
In London Feb 5 the House of Commons heard statements on a 3,004,010 pound vote for expenses of the recent Anglo Egyptian expedition up the Nile to Dongola. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach cited the Egyptian court of appeals ruling blocking use of Egyptian debt funds, forcing Britain to advance the money. He warned of a future clash over the court’s powers and praised Britain’s policy in Egypt amid French restraint. John Morley weighed in on France and Russia in the Caise matter as a direct challenge.
Citizens face anxiety over Hawaii’s future as annexation remains vague and old-order hopes linger. Amid the unrest, Buffalo Beer arrives as a shared solace, to be dispensed at the Royal, Pacific, and Cosmopolitan Saloons for patrons with diverse views.
Notice directs Company A members to report at the drill shed on Thursday evening February 18 at 7 30 for Battalion D in white trousers and issued gear. The readable fragment confirms a mandatory evening drill with specified uniform items and unit designation.
A retailer boasts a loyal, high end clientele for specialty goods. Armour's Sliced Bacon in tins becomes a top seller as demand grows to nearly a dozen cases weekly. They tout Block Butter and California comparative labels while promoting American hog pork, Salmon Bellies, and Bloater Mackerel as prime delicacies with flexible kit options.
The readable text lists names and partial addresses including Ka Halo Oiwi W.W. Dimond and Cali B. Willokat, with an unclear reference to a lawn order and a likely public or legal notice. Content is garbled but preserves person names and a street address fragment for potential docket or court related action.
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